Vol. 16 No. 2 (2006)

Articles

• Editorial

  Clare Bradford, Kerry Mallan

  3

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• Under the Wire: Detainee Activism in Australian Children’s Literature

  Debra Dudek

  17-22

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• Intra-active: The Child/Animal in Children’s SF

  Naarah Sawers

  23-28

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• Capitalism Run Wild: Zizou Corder’s Lion Boy and Victor Kelleher’s Dog Boy

  Elizabeth Parsons

  29-34

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• Moonlit Revelations: The Discourse of the End in Gina B. Nahai’s Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith

  Anna Free

  35-39

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• From Eden to Suburbia: Perspectives on the Natural World in Children’s Literature

  John Stephens

  40-45

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• A Sporting Chance: Class in Markus Zusak’s The Messenger and Fighting Ruben Wolfe

  Elizabeth Bullen

  46-50

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• ‘They Don’t Know Us, What We Are’: An Analysis of Two Young Adult Texts with Arab-Western Protagonists

  Jo Lampert

  51-57

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• ‘Does My Bomb Look Big in This?’ Representing Muslim Girls in Recent Australian Cultural Texts

  Sharyn Pearce

  58-63

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• Defining Magical Realism in Children’s Literature: Voices in Contemporary Fugue, Texts that Speak from the Margins

  Yvonne Hammer

  64-70

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• Anime Haibane Renmei (Charcoal Feather Federation): An Enclave for the Hurt, Alienated Souls

  Mio Bryce

  71-76

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• Stop All the Clocks: Time in Postmodern Picture Books

  Cherie Allan

  77-81

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• We Enter a Time of Calamity: Informed and ‘Informated’ Youth Inside and Outside Young Adult Fiction

  Natasha Giardina

  82-89

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• An Awfully Big Adventure: Killing Death in War Stories for Children

  Alison Halliday

  90-95

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• Great Mind Matures Slowly, But Has no Equal in its Time: Journey to the West as a Genuine Fairytale Novel

  Shu Wei

  96-100

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• Influences of Translated Children’s Texts upon Chinese Children’s Literature

  Li Li

  101-106

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• A Chosen Sacrifice: The Doomed Destiny of the Child Messiah in Late Twentieth-Century Children’s Fantasy

  Radhiah Chowdhury

  107-111

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• Are You Talking to Me? Hailing the Reader in Indigenous Children’s Literature

  Penelope Davie

  112-117

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• Constituting Christopher: Disability Theory and the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-times the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time

  Vivienne Muller

  118-125

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• Narrative in Robyn Kahukiwa’s 'Matatuhi': Culture and Narrative

  Jill Holt

  126-131

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• Postcolonial Transformation and Traditional Australian Indigenous Story

  Juliet O'Conor

  132-137

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• Cultural Explorations of Time and Space: Indigenous Australian Artists-in Residence, Conventional Narratives and Children’s Text Creation

  Margaret Zeegers

  138-144

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• ‘Like Columbine! Viva Columbine!’ Abjection and the Representation of School Violence in Young Adult Fiction

  Emma Wortley

  145-149

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• ‘Advocating and Celebrating the Abomination of Sodomy’: The Cultural Reception of Lesbian and Gay Picturebooks

  Lian Beveridge

  150-155

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• ‘Change the Story, Change the World’: Witches/Crones as Heroes in Novels by Terry Pratchett and Diana Wynne Jones

  Caroline Webb

  156-161

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• Gender Trouble in Arcadia or a World of Multigendered Possibility?: Intersubjectivity and Gender in 'The Wind in the Willows'

  Anna-Claire Walsh

  162-167

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